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View our collection of images sourced from all around the world. The satellite- and space-centric gallery is comprised of photos, illustrations, graphics and artworks that we've accumulated along the way.

Artistic revamp of the iconic Yuri Gagarin poster, revamped for the launch issue of "Spiel Magazine". The cover won a V&A Illustration Award in 2012.

One for the Carlsberg fans? Or a satirical glimpse into how we'd behave should we master human colonisation of space? Would we treat our new host planet or moon as we have treated Earth?

Astronaut illustration, artist unknown.

Artwork published on Divinorum Psychonauticus blog. It depicts how theoretically a single astronaut entering a black hole would look to a distant observer. As time dilates and slows, the astronaut's past ceases to erase itself, leaving the refracted image of himself behind for all eternity.

Spaceman at work? Image published on desktopas.com.

David Bowie tribute, a print poster designed by Nicholas Redfunkovich.

"Eye of God" image captured by Hubble, one of the largest and most versatile space telescopes in orbit.

The Medusa Nebula, also known as Abell 21, captured by ESO's Very Large Telescope. This Medusa is an old planetary nebula situated some 1,500 light-years away near the southern border of the constellation Gemini. An unrelated, bright foreground star is near centre in this close-up telescopic view, while the Medusa's transforming central star sits in the dimmer star below centre towards the right-hand part of the frame.Picture credit: NASA

A supernova captured by NASA. Photo credit: NASA

Hello there, sunshine! Solar Flares captured by NASA.

A supernova explosion in HD published on picstopin.com.

The Tarantula Nebula captured by NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope. The image shows the arachnid-like filaments and newborn stars of this star-forming region, which is also known as 30 Doradus.

Bird brain? Astronaut Surreal Art published on wall321.com.

An artistic rendering of an explosion of a rocket body in space. Photo credit: ESA

EVENTS

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